A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2004-ben (Aquincumi Füzetek 11. Budapest, 2005)

Régészeti kutatások az MO körgvúrű keleti szektorának nyomvonalán (Korom Anita - Reményi László -Tóth Anikó)

Transdanubien. In: Lichardus, J. (Hrsg.), Die Kupferzeit als historische Epoche. Symposium Saarbrücken und Otzenhausen 1988. Saarbrücker Beträge zur Altertumskunde. Bonn 1991, 347-387. KÉRDŐ-REMÉNYI 2003 - Kérdő K. - Reményi L.: Kutatások a feltételezett vízivárosi ala tábor és vicus területén. (Investigations in the teritorv of the possible a Víziváros ala fort and vicus.) Aqfüz 9 (2003) 124-130. NAGY 1904 - Nagv G: Budapest és vidéke az őskorban. BudRég 8 (1904) 85—1 57. Most of the archaeological features from trench 1 are associated with the Earlv Imperial Period. The majority of the 11 features were round, somewhat beehive-shaped pits (Fig. 10). Their fill yielded only ceramic shards. Celtic wheel-thrown "S"-profiled bowls were found together with painted Roman shards and especially' many hand-thrown shards. Numerous rim fragments decorated with finger impressions and oblique grooves are characteristic of the latter group. The Roman imported wares date the settlement to the AD 2

ik1-3"' centuries. Four features were uncovered during the removal of the humus in the northernmost part of trench 3. This year only a fragment of a northeast-southwest oriented ditch was found on the southernmost side of the trench but this did not contain finds. Anita Korom - László Reményi - Anikó Tóth